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  1. Non-Bank Financial Service
  2. Alternative Financial Service

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BiiGGA is a merchant cash advance company that provides working capital to medium and small businesses. Headquartered in Brisbane, Queensland, BiiGGA is a subsidiary of Attvest Finance, one of Australia's largest privately owned insurance premium funders. With our simplified application process, flexible cashflow-based repayments and high approval rates we are able to make a BiiG difference to your business today.


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Bad Lender! Will ruin your name and your business.

Stay away from this lending company! They will ruin your name and your business. They will put default in your credit report eventhough you paid them off you can’t get rid of it after 5-7 years. For a little amount of money, they will ruin your name and your business. Bad lender!

These are the lenders that prey on vulnerable and struggling small businesses. They have no compassion! Don’t even try and have a business loan from this company. They will harrass you and ring your business many times if you miss payments.
They are rude and inconsiderate! They will let you struggle because you can’t do anything after they put a default in your credit report.

These are the people who just care about their money! Stay away.

August 12, 2025
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Reply from BiiGGA

Dear Customer,

We appreciate you taking the time share your experience.

BiiGGA takes its responsibility as a lender and supporter of Australian business seriously. We welcome any feedback, positive or negative, and want to express our understanding of the concerns raised.

Given the nature of the matter which relates to a default listing as result having followed due process on our part, we would like to suggest that you please reach out to us privately at legalandcollections@biigga.au or 1300 472 663 to further discuss you situation and raise the matter with the relevant credit bureaus to see whether a resolution can be achieved.

Default listings, even if subsequent payments result in a settlement, will remain on file with the relevant credit bureaus with only the status reflecting as settled. BiiGGA does not have the right to remove a default in this instance, even if settled.

We are committed to reviewing your matter and working with our legal & compliance teams to find a fair and respectful resolution.

Kind regards,
BiiGGA Team

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